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Christian influence in the Kingdom of Axum led to: A. the growth of salt and gold trade routes B. the collapse of it's trading empire c. the creation of illuminated manuscripts D.the increased demand for
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Christian influence in the Kingdom of Axum led to:

A. the growth of salt and gold trade routes
B. the collapse of it's trading empire
c. the creation of illuminated manuscripts
D.the increased demand for iron tools

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Answer:

The creation of Illuminated Manuscripts. (c is the answer)

Explanation: Just got done with the pre-test on A P 3 X

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Its C the creation of illuminated manuscripts.

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